Small Fraktur Watercolor and Hand-colored Engravings c. 1840s tiger toy before-- but I'm very happy

before-- but I'm very happy to have made the discovery

thicker in some areas and thinner in others

but his terrific leather mittens remain in great shape

relating to hanging it horizontally--but I'm showing it vertically as I prefer it that way

pulled out as well--one to reveal a pencil and the other an ink pen

Small Fraktur Watercolor and Hand-colored Engravings c. 1840s tiger toy before-- but I'm very happyI couldn't resist this little Fraktur watercolor of bowl with fruit and flowers, inscribed as a gift to a Miss Charlotte Wetherbee from her instructress, Mary M. R., who then writes: "Oh may your downward path be be fair, may you the Saviour's image bear." I'm not entirely sure the nature of instruction, but found the fraktur along with three pages from Flora's Lexicon, An Interpretation of the Language and Sentiment of Flowers, dated 1839, which